Will There Be A Happy Gilmore 3
So, you know how we've all been wondering, "Will there be a Happy Gilmore 3?" I mean, come on, it's been ages since we last saw our favorite hockey-playing, granny-helping, Sh...
So, you know how we've all been wondering, "Will there be a Happy Gilmore 3?" I mean, come on, it's been ages since we last saw our favorite hockey-playing, granny-helping, Shooter McGavin-hating guy, right?
First things first, let's rewind a bit. For those who've been living under a rock (or just haven't seen it yet, which is totally okay, we won't judge), "Happy Gilmore" is that hilarious 1996 comedy starring Adam Sandler as the titular character. It's got everything - laughs, sports, a sweet grandpa story, and even a memorable soundtrack.
Now, back to the question at hand. A third installment, you ask? Well, it's not entirely out of the realm of possibility. I mean, we've seen stranger things happen in Hollywood, right? Like, remember when they made "Jumanji" into a sequel and it was actually good?
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But, and this is a big but (not the kind Kim Kardashian has, though), it's been over two decades since the last movie. Adam Sandler has done a lot since then - from "The Waterboy" to "Uncut Gems", his career has taken quite a few turns. So, who knows if he's even interested in reprising the role?
Then there's the matter of the script. The original was written by Sandler and his pal Tim Herlihy. They've collaborated on many films since, but none quite like "Happy Gilmore". So, would they even want to revisit that world? Who knows?
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But hey, let's not forget the power of the fans. If there's one thing Hollywood loves, it's money. And if there's a big enough demand for a "Happy Gilmore 3", who are we to say no?
So, what do you think? Should we start a petition? Write to Sandler on Twitter? Or maybe we should just leave well enough alone and cherish the classics? The floor is yours, my friend. Let's chat!
Now, before you go, a little fun fact to tide you over. Did you know that the scene where Happy hits the ball so hard it goes through the windshield of a car was actually improvised? Yep, Sandler just went for it, and the rest is comedy history. Isn't that something?
